Vasiliev took tenth place at the figure skating Grand Prix stage in China 0 20

Vasiliev scored 204.51 points and finished tenth among 12 participants.

The victory went to Japan's Shun Sato, who scored 278.12 points and placed first in the free program with 183.99 points.

Second place went to Italy's Daniel Grassl with 269.43 points, also finishing second in the free program (179.01 points), while Kazakhstan's Mikhail Shaidorov came in third with 262.67 points. He was also third in the free program (174.34 points).

Vasiliev placed ninth in the free program, scoring 137.97 points.

It was previously reported that in the short program, Vasiliev scored 66.54 points and finished 11th.

The best result in the short program was shown by Sato — 94.13 points. Grassl was second (90.42 points), and Shaidorov was third (88.33 points).

Last week, it was reported that Vasiliev would no longer train at the figure skating school in Champery under the guidance of Swiss Stefan Lambiel, a silver medalist at the 2006 Olympic Games. The 26-year-old skater spent the last nine years there.

This season, Vasiliev plans to compete at the Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina d'Ampezzo, the World and European Championships, the Grand Prix stage in Finland at the end of November, and the 'Golden Spin' competition in Croatia. At the current World Championship, he secured two quotas for Latvia for the 2026 Olympic Games.

The ISU Grand Prix series final will take place in early December in Nagoya, Japan. It will feature the top six figure skaters. Each athlete participates in two stages.